USE OF A CERTIFIED DEAF INTERPRETER About the CDI A Certified Deaf Interpreter (CDI) is an individual who is deaf or hard of hearing and has been certified by the Registry of Interpreters for the Deaf as an interpreter.

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• Language interpretation
• Audiology
• Disability
• Registry of Interpreters for the Deaf
• Assistive technology
• Sign language
• Deafblindness
• Video Remote Interpreting
• Video Relay Service
• Deafness
• Deaf culture
• Otology

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• Audiology
• Disability
• Deaf culture
• Registry of Interpreters for the Deaf
• National Association of the Deaf
• Sign language
• American Sign Language
• State of New Mexico Commission for Deaf & Hard of Hearing
• British Sign Language
• Deafness
• Otology
• Language interpretation

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• Pacific Interpreters
• Language interpretation
• Health care
• Professional certification

3HUWK$XVWUDOLD‡)ULGD\WK- Sunday 31st AugustA Profession On The Move The ASLIA National Conference (ANC) is the largest annual event of its type for sign language interpreters within the Australasia and Oc

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• Language interpretation
• Sign Language Interpreters Association of New Zealand
• American Sign Language
• Gallaudet University
• Deaf culture
• Sign languages
• Auslan

Working with an Auslan interpreter in the classroom What is an Auslan interpreter? • An Auslan interpreter is fluent in English and Australian Sign Language (Auslan). Their role is to facilitate communication between s

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• Interpreter
• Sign language
• Film
• Culture
• Disability
• British Sign Language
• Language interpretation
• National Accreditation Authority for Translators and Interpreters
• Auslan

Bringing Landscape to Life: Humphry Repton and Environmental Change A workshop for researchers, managers, curators, interpreters, owner and appreciators of designed landscapes 18-19th June 2012, University of East Anglia

Source URL: www.landscape.ac.uk

• Landscape
• Humphry Repton
• Sheringham Park
• Repton
• Sheringham
• Picturesque
• Landscape architecture
• Norfolk
• Counties of England
• North Norfolk

JobAccess – Supporting Deaf and hard of hearing people at work Helping to meet the employment needs of Deaf people, JobAccess works to improve workplace accessibility for employers and employees alike, through Auslan i

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• Disability
• Auslan
• National Accreditation Authority for Translators and Interpreters
• Language interpretation

Bringing Landscape to Life: Humphry Repton and Environmental Change A workshop for researchers, managers, curators, interpreters, owners and appreciators of designed landscapes 18-19th June 2012, University of East Angli

Source URL: www.landscape.ac.uk

• Geography of England
• Humphry Repton
• Sheringham Park
• Sheringham
• Norwich
• Repton
• Humphry
• Norfolk
• Counties of England
• North Norfolk

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You may come across some of the following staff at the University. Interpreters are used by students whose first language is British Sign Language. Interpreters will voice over

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• Education for the deaf
• Audiology
• British Sign Language
• Sign language
• Language interpretation
• Lip reading
• Rose Pizzo
• E-pek@k
• Deafness
• Deaf culture
• Otology